beginner stuff.

haha welcome to the forums CrunchyChicken. I would learn to 180
unispin.

1. Start off hopping
2. Jump off the uni
3. Spin The unicycle 180 degrees
4. Land on the pedals

Its not that hard you just got to go for it

Goodluck

Isaac

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Links/Unicycling Skill Levels/IUF Skill Levels in outline
format/http://www.unicycling.org/iuf/levels/

Get most of Level 5 and below then
Links/Unicycling Skill Levels/'The Unicyclopedia - Wikibooks '
(http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Unicycling)/(pick style, 'street '
(http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/The_Unicyclopedia/Street)has a whole set
of unoficial levels).

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id say practise hopping up and down things and tight turns

very helpful for later

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Borgschulze said:

You just wasted 5 seconds of my time.

apparently i do that alot
sorry
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isaac steiner said:

haha welcome to the forums CrunchyChicken. I would learn to 180
unispin.

1. Start off hopping
2. Jump off the uni
3. Spin The unicycle 180 degrees
4. Land on the pedals

Its not that hard you just got to go for it

Goodluck

Isaac

:eek:

Thats impossible. ill try it tho. thanks for the help!

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I learned to idle watching movies on my monitor. Not uni movies, you
know, just movies. It can take a while to learn to idle, and pedal back
a rev, so it helps to have a little entertainment to past the time. I
would suggest War and Peace, 10 seasons of Friends, or perhaps just
Gandhi , if you are a faster learner then me.
Then when you can idle, and ride back a turn, find a stretch of
pavement where there is a long 4' high fence. I found that was a
perfect hight to hold onto while I practiced riding backwards. I'm
still iffy on that, but could do 50' or so the last time I tried on my
20. Whatever you do, don't let all the hot shots on this forum psych
you out. You will need to put in some time.🙂

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thanks guys. could you please now give me pointers on basic stuff and
tips on getting on easily.

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Hi.
Cheese is good on ice cream.
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i learned in a picnic shelter with a picnic table on both sides and then
id practice and the picnic tables were spread out enough that i wasnt
always relying on support but i had it if i needed it

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Borgschulze said:

You just wasted 5 seconds of my time.

apparently i do that alot
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any ways, like by getting on without help?? are there diffrent ones.😄

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Hi.
Cheese is good on ice cream.
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Use a curb, log or brick. Then move onto a 2X4, then a 1" thick board.

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